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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-02-24
Saint lafg's Beacon.
LEoNRDTowN, MARYLAND.
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WAsHIsGroE's WHISPERING STONES
Among the first euriosities shown
the visitors to the Capitol are the wits.
peTing stones in the statuary hall,
which used to be the old House of
Representatives. There are several
sets of these stones, and a person stand
ing on one can hear a second person
whisper, if that person is on the cor
responding stone on the other side OF
the hall. One Of the most curious OF
these stones is the long distance one.
The stone is near the north door Of the
hall, while the person who talks must
stand on the threshold Of the doorway
Of the south entrance, some twenty
feet away. Any one standing on the
stone near the north door can hear the
familiar whispers uttered on the door
steps of the south door. The other
day a bride and groom were among
the visitors. They were from New
York, and one Of the groom's friends
was showing them around. OF course
hes was explaining the whispering
stones to them. The bride was on the
north stone and the friend stood upon
the steps of the south door. He was
whispering to her several little things
Of interest about the hall. She had
her back toward him. A page from
the House came along and got inter-
ested in the conversation. Suddenly
he thought he, too, would talk to the
bride, and when the friend stopped for
an instant the page said:
,i"Say, old girl, how old are you, any,
how?'
las quick as Lightning the bride
hoped off the whispering stone. Her
face was crimson with bushes and she
took her husbands arm and walked
off. The friend had heard the page s
remark, and saw its result, but before
he could grab the boy the naughty
page had fed. He followed his friend
and his young bride, and tried his
best to explain matters, but somehow
the bride doubted his story"
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\ New York politician, in writing a let
ter of coincidence to the widow Of de-
ceased member of the Legislature, says
Il cannot tell you how panied was 10
hear that your husband had gone TO hea-
ven. We were bosom friends; but now we
shall never meet again.
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Tommy, what does bench spell ?"
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Tommy docking sheepish), 81 don't like
10 tell"
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Quality Kept up to full Standard.

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
C.z[EEizL. IE.az;EG-s.
V-oance "a Pre7!si9aa.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Sept. 24-FioUr opened
dull, quiet ana unchanged. Whea. oDoned
weak aad &c OF. but IL an active market b.
came stronr and closed = q &c above yes.erua-
No. red cash csc; OCTOBER G>5s z e9@c, Closing
at G911c: November 7e:I q 7071c, closing &c .,
Decent Der y Z 545<c, closing 1t 72s5c; MAY ~
GT95lc. closing al 1916. CorE-otea :; Ma
firm: cash So G3--<e; October, 3cc. November
37Ic; December 31l.a; May 4e-z G4t&c. oats
duiI: cash $3.50; October -3Kc. NAY -o'5;
year dull 2jtzc. CoTnmea e.eady 3 90. WHISKY
stegty ct q Is. Provisions cuI; pork, irrcgulez
new. SIS 80. Lard. firm IS 80 Dry salt mcats,
boxed shoulders 3 315s; long clears ; ~ 3
cIeGr Iibs ;. 30; short clears S561.E Bacon,
boxed shoulders s. 80; long clesIs 50 %; cle.t
ribs SO >; short clears, - CJ@J 6tE. Han5,
steady SI2 O0Gli 90.
CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. 24-All markets opened
even lower o-day than tae oho,er /.
scare Of yesterday sent Them. selling Of
both corn and wheat during the FIST hour
Was very persistent On the part Of two or three
local operators, ara Their combined cite rts
kept prices down TIL toward noon, when Inc
crowd began picking up small lots, causing
prices to advance somewhat While exporters
we're not buying rs on yesterday. The
continuous picking up for the qast tea days be
gan 20 attract some attention, and IL IS probable
that purchases are made or be purpose OF Old
wheat in store available for bhipying purposes.
October opened at 697Sc, sell at T0c, then Down
to 691c, and about noon advanced
| to I0j4c; December slarted at 72%c,
sold at re, down TO f25sc. ard fEmet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
M0BEEFIE.

Catslemen Disappointed In Attorney lam
eral HoGg's Opinion OF Greer County
Lands.
CorrespondeSce Of the Gazette.
MoBEETE, TEN Sept. p The opinion OF
Attorney General Hogg to the effect that the
Land Commissioner has authority under the
law to sell the public lands IN Greer county,
was read with intere,t here, II adopted by the
Commissioner, II will prove 4 serious blow to
many Cdttlemgu VIII were counting on Greer
couriyss thG one section in TeXas which 'hey
might hold without! interruption from settle
meHt. The sale OF the lands Will re
move q clogd Of uncertainties from he
situation IN Greer, and 1t Is believed here gil
DO much 10 insure the ultimate concession Of
the territory by the federal government to III.
state. As the policy of the former locks TO the
retticlen. OF It's vacant lands, it would bt
10th 10 disturb the possession Of settlers
holding under the STATE.
4 letter received here from Austin states, OF
tire best Cf authority, that SO far the Govarno
IS of the opinion that there is 40 necessity 70
i special eessicn Of the Legislature this year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
ehe rors Nso.th mazkctss

.5UrTEE -l2tt5o Der IL crc2nery 2ao'
( C6EEEE-a.o, f1if -Ha; pine &c; ch5ics
23ci LaguyTa 29sLo; Ja7a SIC; Golden EA3
5'REE sH.-TE5 letter g.aleS SEQ Onto tas.3gg
I0&lG .ci fall C-eSm wins 100
CAE8A CiE-Cai! CrD!a. II % per 100 lbs.
CANNED GOOGs-E-. Per dczsr: Eios-
,epo -, standard, 3 90; p2acno:, s:21dzct, J
NSZ'SE0U: > y s s. So; seconds, Is, 8 -; IS
g p; ssrawber7iez, : rs q 90; oiacE2eI-!f5
$ -; CEser geCce =; EGOseteT1le5 s. Go; rap
yofr--e 81 50i green peas > lQGi sc; to2natosr.
STANDARD, = % : loi scccnGa. IA :; Is
ve.Snt,l y s5GS5c; y 4 Sol so: i, 1T, Z
g Is s.; sciGon, ! B = p; % s.
macEeEel r = Egi e2TGines, amer "a 4, = %
case; imported Si2 SOFA u case; AES,e COZ
dsn'e6 milk IS Is.
DRY GO0DsPrice list OF fall and winter,
Pdats-Albion silver grays, 5ttc;. Albion sal
Ids, 5Ic; Aliens fanrv, 5l-c; Aliens PtG&si
5l,c; Aliens staples, jtzc; Ames0ury nancy,
54ac; American fancy, SIC; Amsr:can indigo,
| &c; Eddvstone move ties, s.; Berwick, SIC
Charter Oak. Axe; Rsm9po. 3'ic; Merlin cE
sGirliDgs, SC; Merrimacl fancy, &c; RlC hmond
| pink, 5zc; simpson mourning %; simpson
silver sray. &c: simpson fancy, &c; steele river
! 5l,c; Slater solid, ieci Windsor novelties, &C.
Brown Cot.ons--Atlautic /. / A., 81 G5sz
! AdEiadc !, CSC; Argyle +, 65+c; Belfast r
-, 5A4c; BLACK Crow 4, 61zci Boot c, -, s..
! G6c; Clifton G. c. c. &c; Derb fne brown
! &c; Exposition y. t}tc; Exposition 3. 5szc
Family cotton, exc; Glendale, 61ic; Granite
Vile +. E.s6z2c: Aarsh2ll \ &C, CA@pHSn A.
| Sc: Pioneer Y Y, 24c; FoNhan a. \. \, exc.
l. BIeaoh ed Coytons-Best Oat, e.; Berkshire
I SIC; Black Rock, &c; Cumberland, SIC; Cedar
Mills, &c: D2vol Y, sac; Dyerville a, &c
Eleston, 7Ec; Forest Mills, &c; Fruit OF tht
Loom, SIC: Gem CT the Spindle, &c: GIL
Edge, &c; Glad Tidipgs, 7;; Great fals. &c
John Hancock. 7}5c; Lsngham Cambria, Sc
Lily OF the VALLEY. Sc; Lonsdale, SIC; Ne Plu
| Ultra Cambria, @4c; Snow White, nc.
Copl ChecksH-Black Warrior, nc; Caro-
M be; GeoreiN, &c; Ottowav. &c; River
- eZc; Texas. We; .outhern, 14c.
Age soIY StripesI Hamilton, l0c; Extra Stout
hex River, sic; Amoskesg, 1Qc; Uncas
&c; Eagle, 81 e.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
A REAL DANGER,
The Asiatio Cholera in New York Bay May
smculder Through the Winter and Break
Out In the SDrtuP


NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The cholera infected
ship Alesia is undergoing thorc ugh fumiga.
ton and disinfection while lying in the lower
bay. Her crew and passenS srs will have to re-
main on Holman island COR ct least one week.
The disease. according TO the health officers,
was of the alternating nature. The germ
would live though the winter ana develop IN
the sprinG. Two of the siCks emigrants ep.
pear 10 be Improving somewhat. hany peor le
who We're on board the Alesia undoubtedly flad
from the epilemic, which Is now raging IN
Italy, 81 least one OF the passengers was sick
when the steamer left Naples, but 1t WIS rot
then known the disease was cho era. Steamers
which hereafter arrive from the Mediterranean
Will be subjected 10 yerg close examination by
health officers TRe steamer Indiana arrived
OF quarantine last svenir g from Palermo, Ma
pies and M.ssiua, end was closely examined
Tor cholera cases. None were found, however.
The In .iauas OH of health from Naples,
sigaed by Edward Campusena, | nited States
Consul, states that there are many cases of
cholera in Naples and vicinity. Seventy per
cent. of the Cases are fatal The Palermo oil
Of health, signed by United States Consul Phil
lips states the death rate there TO be fifteen per
day. The Messi4a bill of health. signed by
nited States Consul w. S. Jones, states TIL
there ar an average Of five cases per day. The
Indiana sailed from Naples two days later than
the AlcStS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
SyvuD OF Figs

Manufactured only ny the California Fig
Syrup Company, Ssr Francisco, Cal. is
a2tase's own true l&Katiye. 1t is tie
mosTe silly tax ana She most plessaptly
elssetive Eefneiy knowh to clasnsa the
rTstem wseu biiiousoF Costivei &c tispel
aeeGacatsF colds aq& feyeTsis TO cu1G1ha-
hifaal eonali ? . ion, SSRdigestion, etc. For
sale Ii 50 ceats. and 81 bottles by Nixon
King, druggist, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
[3i4 EJ&&Al$t2Ess
Sp9l C0jt9a Observation-Disclosures from
GMe 20 Three P0inis lower
Money Agrkst EasY.
wheat oponed gVeen, FIucluaGed Earro "
" Rad Cios-d nE nn Advanca-Ltvo
Stock transactions Brisk.
Daily Rov:ow.
GAZETTE OFFICE,

GAZETTE OFFICE,
Font WORTH, Tx, Set. "a, 1887,
WHOLESALE trade was very good to-day,
and retail trade far.
Cogtor receipts were light, az they ger
er8IY ire on Saturday.
Short clear anu dry SILT bacon have
declined.
Rec has advanced sharply.
SUGAR.
The event Of the week Was g reaction
in refined sorts from the highest prices
reached at the close CT last week.
Rqws shoEed no charge in values,
but toward the close OF the week
were slightly eeSier il tOne;.ia cOnia-
qGeDCe Of the condition O6 The retQcd
nd. ket. The cause Of tbs weakness in
refued was v2ri0usly sisted. Some &c.
couots leaned 30 the idea that 1ehneTs
had brought il about for the purpose o1
influencing the market for raWs. Ole fact
| however. l. certain, that refined hiss So.
vAnccd relatively more Ghaa rsWs, enc
some slight reaction was neutral under
existing circumstances. The business
done IN raws has been large
| TIE supply CT high grade muScova3ot
| is rot very large. Low grades make
up g large portion Of the stock held D!
importers Refners hsve paid but LITTLE
attention to these grades heretofore, anC
they are considered somewhat below (
parity with other sugars. The der2aHt
fer refiled sorts showed the effect Of Iii
higher prices asked and has natural.
showed less buoysucy. ,, The revision il
cost made this week, however
is expected to develop some ney
demnud. All the changes occurring
in the statistical position thi
4 week have been toward ircTezse
strength. Stocks N 81 decreased owe
10000 tons. Meetings. were rearly Il. 90
tons larger, causing decrease in refuers
stocks Of ever 1000 tons. The total stoc
~ eli countries IS decreased about 300
istess SRI now amounts to GU, 40t tons
p agains. roc, S54 tons lsst week Gnd s6l,
$50 toas thi3 week LAST year. Brad
streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
4 NAVAL RESERVE.
TIE subj3at Ocnsldorod by an Important
Eseeitng inNew York.

TIE Subjsat CcnsidoroG by an Important
Eeetng fnNsSy York
NEW YORK. sept. 24.-Abcut fifty prominent
steamship ownels yachtsmen, merchants and
eX marine revenue officers yesterday held 4
meeting IN the United States Circuit court here
and discussed the advlsaniItty cG establishing q
naval reserve EnrldRe 7. garry OF the New
York Int Club was made chairman. The OBJ
Ject OF tbs meeting was stated 20 DE the cOnsid
GRAFTON o the organization OF q naval reserve
which, IN time Oi war, would BE an auxiliary 10
the navy, Just as the militia Is al auxiliary to
the regular arm. The reserve navy OF England
was cited with It's $4,000 men, and the lie pre-
cautions Of CANADA WAS referred TO. The steam
yachts of the New FORK Yacht Cub would make
the finest torpedo boats in the world.
q ". Miller, manager OF the StoninGtonLine
offered q seri-G OF SresOlutiona approving the
establishment By Congress at its next session
of naval reserve 10 consist CT Offices and men
froRl the mercantile marine, yacntmcn and
wa!ermen generally snd of vessels to be bE!'t
with reference 10 use in time Of war as auxil-
lazy 20 the regular navy.
---ES~--------
No remedy EQUALS salvation on for cure OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
Galveston.

GALVESTON, TEX, Sept. 2l.-Co.son - spo:
closed quiet and unchanged.
Gross receipts, 1859 bales.
Sales 96j 0alea.
Exports, none.
Stock 81 Al bales.
Low ordinary, Ice; ordinary, 1876; good
ordinary, : - lee; low mis- ding, S 7-lGc;
mi. ding, SIC; good middling, SIC; middlIng
| fair, 93se.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25

Don't fail ID tTy that mixed tea for 81
cents st the Fort Worth Grocer Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
The Windsor

Is the best folding bed made. Exsmin
the handsome line shown By Fakes & CO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
lR W 4 SSER-E I G.

CcaglltluE Rooms, l64 EIm Stteet,
DALLAS, TEX -t-3.
Ill PRIVATE HTATTERs CURED.
Prompt GJtentlon IS given 10 all 1orGezeoac-
e.ee. state sym ttOc :, and medicine VII be
sent C.. d. ID. everywhere.
D-Wa. sarzus IS 9 rcgulsr graduate OF :
yasr' practice lcipjoma IL Otltce). aad hGS
ur-ctinnL I'm Dallas for over TWO years
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Prices Extract THE Fort Worth Gro
Ger Co.; TIE. hsss iEenSe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25

FAKES & Co..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
gaR UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

1t Petersburg, Va, W. Gordon MoCabe'
81 Principal.
The next session OF this school will be-
On October 8. Fatties will leave Fort
Worth the last, Eeesin iris month fer the
School Angone Wishing TO attend can
Gel cataIoguesand falFparticulars by ap-
plying to embarrassing ". Z. Brittiag-
"a, Business Manager of THE GAzETf9fs,
! 7SfS Worth, Tex.
Turnip seeds far Esf planting just in st
the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'S.
no. cure no pay, is the motto OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
1pc Windsor

Is the best ioldiSg bed made. Examine
he handsome .Hne shown by Fakes, 6sssa.